I’d always assumed that Bottega Veneta could do no wrong. Its intrecciato woven day bags are divine. Its delicate knot clutches are exquisite. But it seems that even a fashion house as esteemed as Bottega Veneta can make a mistake. Allow me to introduce you to this printed canvas tote.
It’s not a bad tote for what it is. Its teal color is perfect for summer, and its black print is interesting, yet not likely to date. That abstract pattern is a great complement to its black leather handles, which give this tote a hit of luxury. The canvas body isn’t opulent, but it is durable enough to survive salty sea air and a bit of sand.
The design of the bag isn’t really the problem; it’s that Bottega Veneta thought we’d pay $950 for the privilege of carrying it. Really Bottega Veneta? For that price I expect more than just leather on the straps. I expect all-over luxury, not just a hint. I expect a clasp to keep my items safe, and some pockets to keep them organized. I expect a completely lined interior, not just “partial lining.” This tote is laziness, pure and simple, with an undeserved high end price tag.
More Features of This Bottega Veneta Canvas and Leather Tote
- A designer stamped leather plaque
- Dual handles with an 8 inch drop
- Measures 14 x 11 x 10 inches
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